That pretty much just comes down to the Linux kernel being used afaik.

So figure out which version of the kernel supports your GPU and compare it to the one that Mint ships with.

You can cross post it?

Is nature trying to tell us something? …nah

CachyOS is never going to be ready for beginners, because that’s not its target audience.

I don’t think people who aren’t willing or lack the knowledge to tinker should use anything Arch.

CachyOS doesn’t support Flatpak out-of-the-box because they think their repositories have everything.

I’m not even sure if they support AppImage by default, but both of those installations is available with Orca Slicer on their official website.

If you wanna continue with CachyOS and use Orca Slicer:

sudo pacman -S flatpak

Download Orca Slicer Linux Flatpak x64

flatpak install \<path-to-flatpakref-file>

What is a “real audience”? If we are going to compare to YouTube, we are going to be disappointed every time, but I don’t think it’s a fair comparison or even a necessary comparison.

The Linux Experiment YouTube vs. PeerTube

Subscribers

• YouTube: 418.000
• PeerTube: 4.389

Video: https://peertube.wtf/w/fTp8MoRM2VgyAJrr7kw4M8

• PeerTube: 1.100 views out of 4.389 subscribers = 25,06%

• YouTube: 72.000 views out of 418.000 subscribers = 17,22%

• PeerTube: 1.100 views out of 41.000 active users = 2,68%

• YouTube: 72.000 views out of 2.58 estimated billion users = 0,00279%

PeerTube is already such a platform? PeerTube does need much better discoverability though.

PeerTube the software is stable, yes and has features that YouTube actually lacks. However, PeerTube the software and the “videoverse” lack several things.

• The PeerTube “videoverse” is very fragmented compared to the rest of the Fediverse. Most PeerTube instances doesn’t federate with each other, making content harder to find.
• PeerTube lacks any kind of personal algorithm. This makes discoverability pretty bad and it can be hard to find content for your interests.

I must say though, that PeerTube has plenty of content to watch. Not near the same amount of YouTube, but you do have content creators on PeerTube, making content without the incentive of ad income. PeerTube feels a lot like “old YouTube”, where everyone wasn’t trying to make a living on YouTube, but just making content for the passion.

• An example: While I wouldn’t recommend using this instance, check out tilvids.com, which has many creators.

• Or TinkerBetter.tube, an instance for a content creator, with 60.000 views.

• Or MakerTube.net for very creative content creators with almost 300.000 views.

Even with PeerTube’s current flaws (which can be fixed), I think PT is ready. It is usable. No, you probably can’t find every topic imaginable and no, it won’t ever be as big as YouTube, with billions of videos and millions of views on videos. But that is okay. IT doesn’t have to reach those numbers. You can watch content on PT now. The discoverability is just lacking.

I just can’t get over the name change from Revolt to Stoat, but at least a stoat is cute AF.

Do you have some examples? I have posts from today and yesterday among my subscriptions.

I2P

What’s the average age of the people you help?

Or when they keep calling European countries socialist lol

I’ve looked through everything and it doesn’t seem to be possible. Only the administrator can see a users comments.

There’s only the official PeerTube app, NewPipe and GrayJay that I’m aware of. No idea how these apps functions on Android TV though.

There’s https://peertube.wtf/c/food_and_cooking_channel@peertube.zalasur.media/videos

Lemmy.ml isn’t the “flagship” or default instance when you go to join-Lemmy.org.

That’s awesome. Was missing the GPU transcoding for some time now.

PeerTube as an alternative to YouTube. It has both on-demand-video and live streaming.

Owncast as an alternative to Twitch. No doubt.

Only PeerTube videos at !peertube@lemmy.world!